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Early voting began at the Lake County Main Courthouse Lobby,
18 N. County St. Waukegan on March 7, Mondays-Fridays, 9am-5pm.
All other early voting sites opened March 17.
Diamond Lake Recreation Center
1016 Diamond Lake Rd. Mundelein
March 24-31
Monday-Friday 9am-7pm
Saturday 9am-4pm
Sunday 9am-4pm
Fremont Township Office
22385 W. Route 60, Mundelein, IL
March 24-29
Monday-Friday 9am-5pm
Saturday 9am-2pm
Complete list of locations and times.
Available only to registered voters, including active U.S. military, military dependents, and citizens residing overseas.
Voters may now apply for Permanent Vote-By-Mail Status and automatically receive a ballot in all subsequent elections. A voter remains in a permanent status until the voter requests to be removed, the voter provides notice to our office of a change in registration outside of Lake County or our office receives confirmation that the voter has registered to vote in another county.
For more information or to obtain a ballot for the current election only, click here. Ballots are available beginning 90 days prior to the election.
The quickest way to check where you should vote in Lake County is through the Voter Power site.
The library has new precincts voting at its location in 2024, and some of the previous precincts that voted at the library in the past are at a new location this year. The Fremont Precinct maps are listed below for your convenience.
| Precinct | Area/Neighborhood | Polling Place |
| Fremont 108 | Raymond Park/Round Lake | The Chapel - Grayslake |
| Fremont 109 | Lakewood/Round Lake | The Chapel - Grayslake |
| Fremont 110 | Saddlebrook | Fremont Township Center |
| Fremont 111 | Saddlebrook | Fremont Township Center |
| Fremont 112 | Liberty Lakes | Wauconda Township Office |
| Fremont 113 | Wauconda - near Lakewood Forest Preserve | Wauconda Township Office |
| Fremont 114 | Ivanhoe & Prairie Crossing | Fremont Township Center |
| Fremont 115 | Hawthorn Woods | Hawthorn Woods Aquatic Center |
| Fremont 116 | Sheldon Woods, Ivanhoe, Grand Dominion East | Fremont Township Center |
| Fremont 117 | Grand Dominion West, Steeplechase | Fremont Public Library |
| Fremont 118 | Countryside Lake, Sylvan Lake | Fremont Public Library |
| Fremont 119 | Cambridge Country, Longmeadow | Fremont Township Center |
| Fremont 120 | Maple Hill, Long Meadow |
Fremont Public Library |
| Fremont 121 | Hampton Reserve, Ambria, Loch Lomond |
Fremont Public Library |
| Fremont 122 | Loch Lomond, Colony of Longmeadow |
Fremont Public Library |
| Fremont 123 | Tullamore |
The Regent Center |
| Fremont 124 | Bonniebrook, Park, and Prairie in Mundelein |
Fremont Public Library |
| Fremont 125 | Scott Brown Park & Cambridge Country Park |
The Regent Center |
| Fremont 126 | Memorial Park, Mundelein |
The Regent Center |
| Fremont 127 | Orchard View Park, Mundelein Meadows |
The Regent Center |
| Fremont 128 | Wilderness Park, Washington Elementary School, Mundelein |
The Regent Center |
| Fremont 129 | Diamond Lake |
The Regent Center |
More information about how and where to register to vote can be found on the Lake County Clerk's Voter Services page.
You can register in person at:
If you have a valid Illinois Driver's License or State ID number and a Social Security Number you may register online while voter registration is open. (You will be asked to provide the date your license was issued and your birth date.) The library has computer access and can assist you with online registration.
If you miss the registration period you have the option of registering to vote at an Early Voting location, but you will be expected to cast your vote at that same visit.
You may register to vote by mail. The Library can print the form and mail it in for you if you do not have a printer at home. Completed applications must be postmarked or delivered to the Lake County Clerk’s office 28 days prior to Election Day. If your identity cannot be verified or sufficient proof of identity is not provided with your application, you must vote in-person the first time and present valid identification then.
Library is open as polling place for certain precincts and on election day only.
The consolidated election includes the election for library trustees, of which the library has 3 open seats. You can view bios of these candidates on our Board Page.
"Find Your Representative" feature (enter your zip code where prompted)
Illinois State Board of Elections Districts and Officials Search to find your elected officials.
Lake County Clerk's Website - or call their office at 847-377-2400
Federal Voting Assistance Program provides information on voting for U.S. citizens living outside of the United States, including uniformed service members.
U.S. Election Assistance Commission - Provides election calendars, voter registration forms, and access to surveys and studies about U.S. elections along with the National Voter Registration Act.
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Ballotpedia - This "Encyclopedia of American Politics" covers local, state and federal politics. Their content includes neutral, accurate, and verifiable information on government officials and the offices they hold, political issues and public policy, elections, candidates, and the influencers of politics.
C-SPAN Video Library - The Video Library offers more than 223,000 hours of video and is updated on a daily basis. Part of C-SPAN's mission is to provide "live gavel-to-gavel proceedings of the U.S. House of Representatives and the U.S. Senate, and to other forums where public policy is discussed, debated and decided––all without editing, commentary or analysis and with a balanced presentation of points of view."
Commission on Presidential Debates (CPD) - The Commission on Presidential Debates (CPD) is a nonpartisan corporation that sponsors and organizes debates for U.S. presidential and vice presidential candidates. Users can access brief histories of debates dating back to 1858 along with transcripts of select events.
Judicial Evaluations and Advisory Polls - The Illinois State Bar Association (ISBA) utilizes a rigorous multi-step process to evaluate applicants for appellate and supreme court judge vacancies before making recommendations about them to the public. In counties outside of Cook, ISBA conducts an advisory poll. The advisory poll is conducted electronically and by mail and is sent to all ISBA members in the circuit or district from which a candidate seeks election.
OpenSecrets - OpenSecrets is a product of the nonpartisan research group Center for Responsive Politics. It allows users to search for and find campaign contributors as well as campaign finance data, reports, articles and more. Background information on lobbying, interest groups, and political action committees (PACs) is easy to locate.
RealClearPolitics - A daily roundup of poll results and news coverage from multiple sources.
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